EVM - rpc.txfeecap Node Configuration
What is TxFeeCap?
TxFeeCap refers to the maximum allowable transaction fee set on a blockchain node. It represents the highest gas fee a node is willing to process for a transaction. If a transaction exceeds this predefined fee cap, the node may reject it, preventing excessively high fees that could impact the network’s usability and stability.
Tatum EVM Chain Nodes and TxFeeCap Configuration
Based on popular demand, our Infrastructure team may manually configure different values from the default provided by the chain. See the table below.
Should you require a higher TxFeeCap, contact Support. Our Infrastructure team will evaluate the request.
| Chain Name | TxFeeCap (In Native chain assets) |
|---|---|
| Binance Smart Chain | 1 (default) |
| Cronos | 1 |
| Ethereum | 10 |
| Ethereum (Erigon) | 10 |
| Ethereum (Sepolia) | 10 |
| Ethereum Classic | 10 |
| FTM (sonic) | 100 (default) |
| FTM (opera) | 100 (default) |
| Polygon | 20 |
Chains not listed in the table use the default "TxFeeCap" settings, which is generally set to "1".
Updated 2 months ago